The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-21
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Matters. Of Minor Moment In and About
tho City. +fia
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ONE marriage license was Issued yester.
day. II .5
THE monthly meeting OF The Board Of
Education will BIZ held this evening.
TnRCounty Commissioner committees
on Court House and Jail and Poor House
and Farm will meet this morning. e
TIE eighth annual camp meeting Of the
African Methodist Episcopal church, will
DO hold at Cresaps Grove, commencing
July 90.
AUGUST BHLTz yesterday qualified as ex.
ecutor Of the will Of Hieronomoua Wag.
ner, licensed, giving bond In S., 900, with.
ont surety. M4
A WAGON loaded with wheat broke
down yesterday across from the Public
Building on Fifteenth street. The wheat
was transferred 10 another wagon.
CORONER ScuuLTzE was called on yester.
day to hold an inquest on tho body OF an
infant named Nicholson In the Second
ward. lie decided that conyulsons were
the cause OF death.
A HEAVY crane on which large iron
casting WAS being elevated at Sweeney'e
foundry yesterday fell, and the workmen
In the casting room narrowly escaped
being crushed by 1t.
CAPT. LOUIS p. SALTERuACu, agent oil
the Germania Lille Insurance Company
Of New York, has paid up in full, with in
terest, the money coming to the heirs ol
William Albert schalrer, deceased.
HAIRY CuArLiNE, q well known typo
WIS committed to jail yesterday by Squire
Ankle to await hearing OF 2 p. NJ, to-day
on charge preferred by Mike Nuamir
ofthe larceny OF an umbrella on June 0.
JOHNNY KRglTER, one OF the boys who
robbed the Base Ball Park ticket office
was no sooner out Of jail than he robbet
the till Of Mrs. Seamon's bakery, on TIT
Island, OF 81. officer Lukens arrested
him and no Is again behind the bars.
ELLA MILLER, one OF tho most activt
residents Of Nliraben's row, was overcom,
by the heat, or beer, Tuesday night, ant
fell In Alley q. A report was circulated
that her neck was broken, but the neigh
bors now explain that the wish was lathe
to the thought.
i Miss LILLE REDMAN, q young lady liv
| ing on Sixteenth street, fell of an Elm
Grove car Tuesday night, striking he
head with sufficient force TO render he
insenssble. A deep cut was made in tn
back OF her head. She was removed t
her home and her wound properl!
dressed.
. STLlss MCGUMpIIRRI was arraigned be
fore Squire Davis LAST evening on tn
charges OF keeping a houge OF ill.fsme ant
selling beer without State license. Th
complaint was made by JOHN Mooney
She waived examination and gave bont
in the sum OF 800 in each csse Tor her ap
pearancs in the Circuit Court.
IT is reported that His Eminence Car
, dinal Gibbons, Of Baltimore, is to lectur
in this city at all carly da.e for the benef
, Of the Church OF the Immaculate Concep
ton in the Eighth ward. Rev. Fsthe
Mullen, the priest in charge OF the con
gregation, visited Baltimore recently AM
arranged for the coming Of the noted di
vine.
EDWARD burst, the Oldest son OF Jacol
Dnrst, who died in this city several year
ago, has been aued by Louisa Fink, !
) young lady OF Wheeling, for breach o
marriage contract. The amount claimed
; is $1,000. She first brought suit for bus
tsrdy, and Edward skipped out for part
unknown, since which time nothing il
known of him. He is quite young mar
to be facing such music, and it seems b.
Was rather reckless in sowing his wilC
oats. He is one Of the heirs to valuabl,
property in this city.-Bellaire hide
|peH3eln.